St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
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P riivate Sale

F. 100 feet frontage Oh Robert street by 10
rect on East Tenth street, $4,000. This
property is. situated Immediately east of the
High School building, and has a frontage
on one OF the best streets in the city. At
tnls price the property is great bargain.
as 1t will be worth at least $3.50 per foot
within twelve months from now. The
terms will be made very easy. There is no
better location in the city for French
! Flat tenement. Look this up
$50 feet square on the corner of Sixth and
Wacouta streets. opposite Smith Park, for
100000. This piece will be worth and will
sell for 81, 1000 per front foot within six
months.
1893 feet frontage on Summit avenue, with
a depth of $50 feet, $4,000
100 feet square on the corner of Eighth
and Neill streets, $50, 900.
= 112X110 feet on the corner of Eighth and
Wacouta streets. This is a bargain.
$45, 900.
100 feet front on Mississippi street near
Grove. A 1 business property, only S25. 600.
A fine business plant Oh East Seventh
street, near Wabasha street, $500
A line business lot near the corner of
west Seventh andl Exchange streets, $40. 600.
-Four fine business lots on Wabasha street.
only $16.O 900.
IS feet front on Western avenue at onlv
81, 500. 150X200 on Virginia avenue.
only $50
Block l, West End addition, ten acres,
, only SIS
15OX272 feet, with frontage on Virginia
and harrington avenues, only $1,000
800 feet on LaFond street, only SO, 600.
Seventeen lots on Como avenue, near
Rice street, $33, 500. These will be sold
together or separately.
A good lot Oh Commercial street. near
Conway, $4,000.
Fifty-seven lots in Westminster addition.
S3s. 700. These lots will be sold either
singlY or in bulk.
Ten blocks on Mississippi street. only,
$50, 600. This property presents unusual in :
ducements to investors, occupying, as it does,
"a commanding location and being espe-
clally desirable for all classes-good railroad
frontage for manufacturers (being traversed
by two llnes), having over 2. 900 feet 'front.'
age ON one OF the most prominent bust
ness streets in the city, and lying high,
with commanding view of the surround
ing country. making it especially desirable
for residence purposes. The drainage is
natural and perfect. Shade trees cover
nearly the whole territory, and its conven-
fence to the center of the city makes it one
VI tne uloSG desirable pieces OF property on
the market. Capitalists will do we'll to
look this up The blocks will be sold either
singly or together
Seven lots on Thomas street. S7,7OO.
Good lot corner of Dale and Ellen street.
ST, 500.
Valuable lot on McBoal street. near
Forbes, 52x17O, s11.5OO. Fifty-six feet on
Forbes street, $4,000.
Sixty-four lots in Auerbach e Hands
addition, $43,95O These lots will be sold
sipgly at prices ranging from 5000 for rear
lots to 81, $50 for Rice street lots. This
can safely be counted among the great bar
gains in the city.
Good let with well-built house and barn
on York street, near Greenbrier avenue,
So, 600.
fine piece of improved property near
Lafayette avenue bridge, SO, $50. This is
cheap.
Five brick stores and dwellings on West
Seventh street at dead bargain.